The two standard values should be "dE76" and "dE2000"; the first because it is fast, and may be good enough in some cases; and the latter because it is the most accurate method when that matters.

Why prefix them all with dE? That's a bit clunky: color.deltaE(color2, "dE76")

Sure, if the method name already gives context it can be omitted

OK so the two standard values would be "76" and "2000".

After talking with @tabatkins again, we only need to make it a string if we want it to be user extensible.
I propose that, in the interest of keeping API surface small, we ship with an enum now, and we can always relax it later, when we add a way for authors to add deltaE methods.

That said, are we still good with only "76" and "2000"? Do we also need to add "OK"?